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4-28 Table 4-6. Defense Logistics Agency Logistics Readiness Data - Consumables NOMENCLATURE NSN TOTAL SERVICE RQMT NUMBER REQUIRED FOR 2MTW STOCKS ON HAND TO INCLUDE FY98 DUE INS PROJECTED DUE INS FY99 FY00 MEDICAL COMMODITY AREA 2-PAM CHLORIDE, AUT 6505-01-125-3248 N/A N/A 237,887 250,000 250,000 ATROPINE AUTOINJ 6505-00-926-9083 N/A N/A 375,172 340,000 340,000 CANA 6505-00-274-0951 N/A N/A 267,034 300,000 300,000 DIAZEPAM 6505-00-137-5891 N/A N/A 5,588 0 0 NAAK, MKI 6705-01-174-9919 N/A N/A 552,000 0 0 PYRIDOSTIGIMINE TABLETS 6505-01-178-7903 N/A N/A 256,196 100,000 100,000 LITTER DECONTAMINABLE 6530-01-380-7309 N/A N/A 3,500 1,518 0 MES CHEM ACT PAT TR 6545-01-141-9469 N/A N/A 164 0 0 MES CHEM AG PAT DECON 6545-01-176-4612 N/A N/A 108 0 0
APPENDIX 2 FIELDED NBC DEFENSE ITEMS - ISSUES AND CONCERNS NBC Defense Logistics Status NBC defense items are generally used in combination to form a system or subsystem for a particular function. Therefore, this report will address items used as a system. These systems are categorized into five functional areas: • Contamination Avoidance • Individual Protection • Collective Protection • Decontamination • Medical 1. CONTAMINATION AVOIDANCE Contamination avoidance programs generally include equipment that is used to conduct NBC agent reconnaissance, detection, and identification. This area represents approximately half of the annual DoD NBC defense RDT&E budget. Due to recent type-classification of several programs that are intended to modernize contamination avoidance programs, this area has an unusually high number of developmental programs, as compared to other commodity areas. Many programs will complete their fielding beyond FY04. Current numbers of biological detection devices, to include the Biological Integrated Detection System (BIDS) and Interim Biological Agent Detector (IBAD), are sufficient as measured against the draft average MTW requirements. Automatic biological agent point detectors and stand-off detectors are currently in development, and will not be deployed in significant numbers prior to FY02. The USAF has no fielded biological agent detection capability other than the limited quantities of Portal Shield ACTD biological detectors. The combined total of chemical agent detection systems remains at moderate risk, but will improve slowly with the M22 Automatic Chemical Agent/Detector (ACADA) supplementing the M8A1 Automatic Chemical Agent Alarm. An Army initiative to inspect and repair M8A1 alarms at Anniston Army Depot has resulted in the quick assessment and return of 1,600 units to the field. Another 1,500 alarms were coded as requiring depot maintenance and are undergoing repairs. As a result of this program, the Army has no shortage of alarms for training purposes and there is no longer an acquisition gap between the combined acquisition of M8A1 and M22 alarms. The M21 Remote Sensing Chemical Agent Alarm (RSCAAL) is at moderate risk with 82 percent two MTW fill projected by FY04. Technology from this system will be applied to the JSLSCAD, now under development. The M93A1 NBCRS is currently fielded at less than half of its projected requirements. This system adds improved mass spectrometer sampling system along with stand-off chemical vapor detection. Several units continue to use trained reconnaissance personnel in HMMWVs and APCs, thus moderating this risk as continued fielding and developmental systems enter the inventory. 4-29
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